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  1. Sep 25th, 2002, 10:33 AM #1
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    Combining multiple bitmaps into one bitmaps

    Is it possible to add several bitmaps into a single image class in VB.Net. NOT VB 6,5,N or whatever, VB.Net. Any help would be enjoyed greatly.
    ok so lets say i have a background image of a city.. i also have two images of some buildings...and lets say i want to add those two buildings to the background, and make all three pictures into one. How do i do this?
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  2. Sep 28th, 2002, 08:31 PM #2
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    Try looking for info on TIFF

    Hint: use Google.com or search the forum
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    Or you can just blit the other two pictures on top of the background and save that?? Or if you meant as in packing them together, just use the binary read/write functions built into vb. And write all 3 of them to a file, but make sure to have the info you need at the top of the file.

    Search google for: "Lucky VB", Lucky's vb site has tutorials on how to do this!!
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    The GDI+ can do the blitting. Get the DC of a GDI+ Image, blit to dit whatever you want and save it in any format you like.
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